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  • AMETEK Airtechnology Group Awarded Engine Cooling Fans Contract for Challenger 2

    AMETEK Airtechnology Group Limited (AAG) has been awarded a new contract with the UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) to support upgrades for the Challenger 2 main battle tank and its associated platforms. AAG will supply engine cooling fans as part of the Challenger 2’s Heavy Armour Automotive Improvement Programme (HAAIP) upgrade. Production deliveries will commence in 2022.

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  • AAG Fund Raising DEC21

    This week, we had the pleasure of presenting our Winter Fund Raising cheques to Spelthorne Mental Health Association and ALEX TLC. It is truly amazing the work carried out by both charities and we are proud to have been able to support them during 2021. The Airtech team has done another fantastic job continuing to raise money for these great causes. We also want to give a mention and a big thank you to our suppliers, who donated so generously towards our Silent Auction, and to the AMETEK Foundation who again this year provided a significant donation. As a result of all this, we have raised and donated a record breaking £8,521.17 for each charity.

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  • AAG YouTube Channel

    We are pleased to announce our first YouTube video, thus the launching of our YouTube channel 🎥 Enjoy and most importantly, do not forget to subscribe to our AAG YouTube Channel for future videos❗

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  • DSEi 2021 – Exhibition Report

    Our team of 14 Airtech Sales and Engineering representatives attended the most important biennial exhibition in the defence industry in the UK.

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  • Virtual Trade Show MAR21

    Thank you to all those who joined us on March 16th for the first AMETEK Virtual Trade Show. It was great to experience a modern approach to Trade Fairs and we enjoyed meeting customers that we otherwise wouldn’t have been able to visit in the current climate.

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  • AS 9100 Recertification

    AMETEK Airtechnology Group have successfully obtained AS 9100 recertification from LRQA!

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  • AAG Fund Raising DEC20

    Just prior to the Christmas break, we were happy to present a further cheque for £5,582.62 to each of our nominated local charities.

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  • AAG Fund Raising 2019

    At the start of this year, we presented our final donation of £4,527.22 to each of our nominated local charities. 2019 was another year full of fund raising activities by our employees, raising an incredible overall total of £12,831.20, divided between our two charities.

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  • AAG Fund Raising SEP19

    In September, we presented our second donation this year to our two chosen charities, Princess Alice Hospice and The Garwood Foundation. So far in 2019, we have donated a total of £1,888.38 to each charity and with our fund raising continuing, we hope to double this amount by year end.

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  • DSEi – Exhibition Report

    In September AMETEK Airtechnology Group exhibited at the DSEI 2019 show at the Excel Centre in London.

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  • Minister visit to AMETEK Airtechnology

    Kwasi Kwarteng, Member of Parliament for Spelthorne, visited AMETEK Airtechnology during May.

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  • St Christopher's Hospice Award

    It was a great honour to receive this award, on behalf of the AMETEK Airtechnology team, from St Christopher’s Hospice in April; a big thank you to Leo Thon and the St Christopher’s team who do a phenomenal job each and every day.

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  • Calidus Wahash 8x8 Vehicle Unveiled at IDEX 2019

    This week at the IDEX Exhibition in Abu Dhabi, Calidus LLC, a UAE Government company who design and manufacture military vehicles and airplanes, unveiled a new 8x8 Infantry Fighting Vehicle.

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  • AAG Fund Raising

    In December, we presented our final donation for 2018 to our two chosen charities, St Christopher’s Hospice and Charley Paige Trust. Each charity received £4,366.67 as well as a large number of donated gifts for them to raffle off.

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